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June 1, 2019June 29, 2020Brandon GregoryLeave a Comment on Dog Day Afternoon: A Surprisingly Subtle Look at LGBTQ Issues

Dog Day Afternoon: A Surprisingly Subtle Look at LGBTQ Issues

Brandon Gregory is a web developer, writer, and movie buff living in Kansas City. He reviews classic and essential films, and writes Dungeons & Dragons articles and advice. You can see more of his writing on his professional site. Also, he’s in a band. One time, he rocked so hard it killed a man.

@BrandonOnMovies on Twitter

Brandon’s top three movies:

Lost in Translation
Roman Holiday
The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

Maria Milazzo is a writer, runner, and dog- and food-lover. She lives in Denver where she enjoys drinking all the delicious beer and being surrounded by mountains and seasons.

@mareeuh on Twitter.

Maria’s current top three movies:

Schindler’s List
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

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"This movie kinda has a reputation for being edgy, but one interesting thing they could have done is just let Arthur Fleck be a terrible irredeemable person, but they didn’t do that. They constructed an entire world to be mean to him and unfair to him so he would have to resort to violence. It’s like incel fan fiction."

New episode! Maria and Brandon talk about a movie that just might have been made for this podcast, Joker. Spoiler alert: there are a lot of things this film did wrong. Listen now on your favorite streaming service or on our website!

"I won’t say this movie tried to warn us, but this is a very neat summary of what’s going on….this was intended to be a satire and it’s so close to reality that it’s depressing now."

"Keep fighting the good fight, people."

New episode! Maria and Brandon talk about the 1976 movie Network, with its portrayal of sensationalized news, the religion of Capitalism, and the exploitation of mental illness in the entertainment industry. Listen now, on our website or any major podcast channel!

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